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![]() Typical of the "Rocket" radios (left) New being sold on ebay (center) Old original radio sold in the 50's and 60's (right) new sold by Restoration Hardware All basically the same radio Here is the original schematic of the radio The three "DOTS" on the schematic above are the terminals on the coil of the radio. All parts or wires are connected at these three points. ![]() Here is the coil of that radio. You can see two of the three terminals. The third is underneath. The rod with the red ball on the end is for tuning the radio. Want to increase the radio's abilities? (I would not do this to an "old" radio. It will destroy the value of the radio) Try these changes Changes are all in red.
Put The radio on a long wire antenna and ground and you will be amazed how much better it will work! |

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